What You'll Learn:

1. Introduction to Java:
• Learn about Java’s history, its role in the development ecosystem, and why it is one of the most popular programming languages.
• Set up your Java development environment (JDK, IDE, etc.).
• Write and run your first Java program.
2. Core Java Concepts:
• Understand the basic syntax, variables, data types, and operators in Java.
• Learn about control flow statements such as loops (for, while), conditionals (if-else), and switch cases.
• Get familiar with arrays and strings in Java.
3. Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Java:
• Understand the four pillars of OOP: Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism, and Abstraction.
• Learn how to define and use classes and objects.
• Explore constructors, method overloading, and method overriding.
• Understand inheritance and how it promotes code reusability.
4. Exception Handling:
• Learn how to handle errors and exceptions gracefully in Java.
• Implement try-catch blocks, throw and throws, and custom exceptions.
• Understand exception propagation and best practices for error handling.
5. Data Structures and Collections Framework:
• Get an in-depth understanding of data structures such as Arrays, Linked Lists, Stacks, Queues, Trees, and HashMaps.
• Explore Java’s powerful Collections Framework (List, Set, Map).
• Learn how to use iterators, generics, and lambda expressions for more efficient coding.
6. File Handling and I/O Streams:
• Learn how to read and write data to files using Java I/O.
• Understand byte streams, character streams, and object serialization.
• Learn about file handling and directory management in Java.
7. Multithreading and Concurrency:
• Learn the basics of threads and multi-threaded programming in Java.
• Understand thread lifecycle, synchronization, and thread communication.
• Explore concurrency utilities such as Executors and Callable.
8. Java Database Connectivity (JDBC):
• Understand how to interact with relational databases using JDBC.
• Perform CRUD operations in databases using SQL and Java.
• Learn how to manage database connections, transactions, and error handling.
9. Java GUI Programming:
• Build interactive desktop applications using Java Swing and AWT.
• Learn to create windows, buttons, menus, and event handling.
• Explore JavaFX for modern GUI development.
10. Networking in Java:
• Learn how to build networked applications using Java’s networking APIs.
• Understand the basics of sockets, client-server communication, and datagrams.
• Build chat applications, FTP clients, and more using Java networking.
11. Introduction to Java Frameworks:
• Get introduced to popular Java frameworks like Spring, Hibernate, and Maven.
• Learn the basics of Spring for building enterprise applications.
• Understand how Hibernate simplifies database access and object-relational mapping (ORM).
12. RESTful Web Services with Java:
• Learn to create RESTful web services using Spring Boot.
• Understand the concepts of API development and HTTP communication.
• Build secure, scalable APIs for modern applications.
13. Version Control with Git:
• Learn to use Git for version control in Java projects.
• Understand branching, merging, and working with remote repositories (GitHub, Bitbucket).
• Collaborate on code projects using Git and best practices for managing code versions.
14. Testing and Debugging in Java:
• Learn to write unit tests using JUnit and TestNG.
• Understand how to debug Java applications using breakpoints, logging, and exception handling.
• Implement Test-Driven Development (TDD) for cleaner, more reliable code.
15. Java Design Patterns:
• Explore common design patterns such as Singleton, Factory, Observer, and MVC.
• Learn how to implement these patterns to solve complex coding problems.
• Understand how design patterns improve code architecture and maintainability.
16. Deployment and Build Tools:
• Learn how to deploy Java applications to servers using tools like Jenkins and Docker.
• Use Maven for build automation and dependency management in Java projects.
• Optimize your Java applications for performance and scalability in production.
17. Capstone Project:
• Build a fully functional Java-based application or system as your final project.
• Apply all the concepts learned throughout the course to design, develop, and deploy a real-world project.
• Showcase your project in a portfolio, which can be presented to potential employers or clients.

Course Highlights:

• Daily Assignments and Practice: Reinforce your learning with coding challenges and assignments.
• Real-World Projects: Build real-world Java applications to understand how Java is used in enterprise-level software development.
• Interactive Doubt Sessions: Get support through regular online doubt sessions and expert feedback.
• Completion Certificate: Earn a certificate to validate your expertise in Java development.
• Downloadable Resources: Access code examples, project templates, and additional learning materials.

Who Should Take This Course?

• Beginners: Anyone looking to start a career in Java development.
• Backend Developers: Those who want to strengthen their Java skills and work on enterprise applications.
• Android Developers: Developers looking to enhance their Android development skills using Java.
• Intermediate Learners: Developers with some programming experience who want to dive deeper into Java and its ecosystem.